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Re: Hows a loader on an H do?
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Posted by john d on January 21, 2001 at 12:17:07 from (152.163.207.177):
In Reply to: Hows a loader on an H do? posted by 1PWRFULH on January 20, 2001 at 16:23:39:
An loader makes an H (or any other tractor) much more versatile. If the loader is in good structural shape and it has large cylinders on it, you will be amazed at what you can lift. If you start lifting extreme loads, you'll also be amazed at how hard the thing is to steer when it's loaded! Keep the loads low, go slowly when it's loaded, and stay on flat ground. If you don't have fluid in the rear tires, better find some wheelweights. If you're going to do serious work with the loader, consider putting some 6:00x16 tires on the front of it. One last thing....DON'T let ANYONE ride in the scoop!
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